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Q: Do I need to file single case with all the issues in one, or file multiple complaints for multiple clauses.

I have a question. I have multiple different clauses that apply to one thing. Do I need to sue them multiple different times, or should I combine all of the problems and show them in one complaint under the clause that best fits the case.

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A: If the infringements are all made in a single work, file one complaint alleging each infringement as a separate count.

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